mind
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6.9
- noun
- /maɪnd/
:
mente
- The summit brought together some of the greatest minds in science and technology.
- creative minds
- many leading minds
- finest minds
I mean that that's that's a story of great minds building great companies.
- I mean that that's that's a story of great minds building great companies.
- An act of combinative genius from the mind of Master Mozart.
- He has an amazing business mind as well that I find inspiring.
- It was shriveled and dried, but clearly the poet's great mind still remains.
- And this is an extremely important skill that many creative minds tend to forget.
- For starters, she's not a detached mind like Descartes was.
- America's top legal mind right there just made the case.
Examples
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And the curious mind is the one that learns and expands.
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And only the best minds should be permitted to administer such power.
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But I, I think that fine minds come together.
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It's no wonder we're seeing some of the nation's best military minds putting in for retirement.
Academic text (2008) -
And this is an extremely important skill that many creative minds tend to forget.
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Work with other people of like minds, work together collectively.
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Reading opens students' minds to different ideas and helps them walk a mile in another's shoes.
Academic text (2015) -
He had a beautiful mind and an exquisite soul.
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Throughout history, many brilliant minds have changed the way we understand the universe.
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Lesser known but equally important, these thinkers are the minds behind groundbreaking ideas.
Synonyms
393
3.4
A person who thinks of the main ideas for a plan
252
4.9
A person with very strong intelligence or creative skill
142
3.8
A person who has deep ideas about important subjects
94
6.0
A person who thinks deeply about ideas, art, or science
39
6.0
A person who thinks clearly and deeply about ideas and problems
5
3.8
A quick, clear way of thinking that helps solve problems
1
3.6
A person who has new ideas and finds new ways to solve problems
A very smart person who is especially good in one subject
A person known for deep thinking and ideas
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
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3.7
Stay out of other people's private matters and focus on your own
- Informal
35
5.8
Tell someone not to ask about or get involved in other people's lives
- Informal
14
7.3
To be unable to think clearly because you are very worried or upset
- Informal
6
6.0
Something a person is not thinking about or worrying about right now
- Informal
4
6.1
Feeling very uninterested and restless because nothing holds your attention
- Informal
1
6.7
Become very anxious, confused, or upset and act in a way that does not make sense
Tell someone angrily that you are upset with them
Compounds
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6.3
A person who seems to know what other people are thinking, often using tricks or guessing
10
4.4
Part of your mind that works without you noticing and shapes thoughts and actions
- Specialized
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4.1
Thoughts and feelings you are not aware of that affect your actions
- Informal
2
7.9
A very close natural connection between two people that helps them understand each other's thoughts
- Texting
1
7.4
A computer program that predicts what a person wants or will do from their data
- Informal
A clever, hidden way to persuade someone by making them think or feel differently
- Offensive
An insulting phrase for strong social justice ideas seen as spreading online and changing people's views
How Intelligent
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4.9
393
6.9
94
6.0
- US
81
2.7
142
3.8
5
2.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mind comes from an old English word gemynd meaning 'memory' or 'thought', so calling someone a 'mind' points to their strong power of thinking. That is why we call talented thinkers 'great minds'.